History and society Investigations and reports
Dans un territoire près de chez vous
2022
Sous-titres : Français Espagnol Roumain Anglais Allemand Arabe
Eve Ringuette and Brad Gros-Louis head off on a series of expeditions to discover the territories of Quebec's 11 First Nations, accompanied by key figures from the communities concerned.
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Episode 1
23 min
With the Atikamekw
Brad and Eve head to the region of Manawan, in Nitaskinan, land of the Atikamekw. Accompanied by actor and musician Rykko Bellemare and hunter Alvin Ottawa, they spend two nights in the forest, on the shores of Kempt Lake. It's time to get into survival mode!
Episode 2
23 min
With the Ilnu
Eve meets author Marie-Andrée Gill in the heart of Nitassinan. On the shores of the Kakuskanus Lake, to the north of Pessamit, they catch up with Jean-Luc Kanapé who teaches them the traditional methods for hunting beaver and how to use a noose snare.
Episode 3
23 min
With the W8banaki
Brad discovers Odanak and Ndakinna with the politician Jennifer O'Bomsawin. They learn to work ash wood to make the famous Abenaki baskets, in the company of forestry technician Luc Nolett.
Episode 4
23 min
With the Wolastoqiyik Wahsipekuk
For Eve it's the very first time she's set foot in Wolastokuk, land of the Wolastaquey. A journey in the company of Mélanie Brière, who is currently exploring her cultural identity to better understand and reconnect with her culture. The dancer Ivanie Aubin-Malo teaches them all about the powwow.
Episode 5
23 min
With the Wendat
Brad invites Eve to his Wendake community for a meat feast. The young woman faces her fears as she takes to a kayak and braves the rapids on the Jacques-Cartier River, a major watercourse, in the heart of the Nionwentsïo territory.
Eve Ringuette and Brad Gros-Louis head off on a series of expeditions to discover the territories of Quebec's 11 First Nations, accompanied by key figures from the communities concerned.
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